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2011 National Numbers

October 6, 2010 By Scott Lukaitis Leave a Comment

2011 AMA NATIONAL SUPERCROSS & MOTOCROSS NUMBERS
1…..Ryan Dungey (450 Supercross/450 motocross)
1…..Trey Canard (250 motocross)
1…..Jake Weimer (250 West Supercross)
1…..Christophe Pourcel (250 East Supercross)
2…..Ryan Villopoto (permanent #)
3…..Mike Brown (permanent #)
5…..Ryan Dungey (permanent #)
7…..James Stewart (permanent #)
9…..Ivan Tedesco (permanent #)
10…Justin Brayton (new permanent #)
11…Kyle Chisholm (new permanent #)
12…Tommy Hahn
13…Heath Voss (permanent #)
14…Kevin Windham (permanent #)
15…Dean Wilson (new permanent #)
16…John Dowd (permanent #)
17…Justin Barcia
18…David Millsaps (permanent #)
19…Eli Tomac
20…Broc Tickle
21…Blake Wharton
22…Chad Reed (permanent #)
23…Martin Davalos
24…Brett Metcalfe (permanent #)
25…Ryan Sipes
26…Michael Byrne (permanent #)
27…Nick Wey (permanent #)
28…Tyla Rattray (new permanent #)
29…Andrew Short (permanent #)
30…Kyle Regal
31…Wil Hahn
32…Jake Weimer
33…Josh Grant (permanent #)
34…Dan Reardon
35…Kyle Cunningham
36…Cole Seely
37…Darryn Durham
38…Chris Blose
39…Matt Goerke
40…Tommy Searle
41…Trey Canard (new permanent #)
42…Nico Izzi
43…Weston Peick
44…Les Smith
45…Vince Friese
46…Alex Martin
47…Jason Thomas
48…Matt Lemoine
49…Ben Evans
50…Matt Boni
51…Steven Clarke
52…Max Anstie
53…Jarred Browne
54…Jason Lawrence
55…Tommy Weeck
56…Phillip Nicoletti
57…Blake Baggett
58…Travis Baker
59…Matt Moss
60…Killy Rusk
61…Austin Howell
62…Robert Kiniry
63…Justin Keeney
64…Derek Anderson
65…Hunter Hewitt
66…James DeCotis
67…Travis Sewell
68…Michael Willard
69…Heath Harrison
70…Tevin Tapia
71…Ryan Morais
72…Nicholas Paluzzi
73…Topher Ingalls
74…Austin Stroupe
75…Josh Hill (permanent #)
76…Kyle Partridge
77…Ian Trettel
78…Sean Borkenhagen
79…Chris Johnson
80…Troy Adams
81…Robby Marshall
82…Shane Sewell
83…Shane Durham
84…Josh Demuth
85…Ryan Clark
86…Jacob Morrison
87…Drew Yenerich
88…Jeff Gibson
89…Taylor Futrell
90…Terren Odell
91…Josh Clark
92…Taylor Robert
93…Hunter Clements
94…Ricky Renner
95…Tyler Medaglia
96…Lowell Spangler
97…Kyle Summers
98…Bobby Bonds
99…Ryan Abrigo
101…Ben Townley (permanent #)
377…Christophe Pourcel (permanent #)
800…Mike Alessi (permanent #)

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NJ @ the Nationals…Southwick

August 30, 2010 By Scott Lukaitis Leave a Comment

Several local racers were on hand at the AMA National Motocross held at Southwick Massachusetts this past weekend.
Here’s how they did. Only the top 40 in each class make it into the main so unfortunately only Bryan Wallace made the cut  into the main event.

250 Class

Todd Stavac was 80th fastest.

Todd Stavac

Todd Stavac

Dakota Kessler was 66th fastest.

Dakota Kessler

Dakota Kessler

In his first professional event Frankie Lettieri was 55th fastest.

Frankie Lettieri

Frankie Lettieri

450 Class

Ty Wozney was 77th fastest.

Ty Wozney

Ty Wozney

Ronnie Stewart was 55th fastest.

Ronnie Stewart

Ronnie Stewart

Anthony Roth was 51st fastest only 1 second off of qualifying pace.

Anthony Roth

Anthony Roth

Ryan Gainey was 42nd fastest less than 1/2 second off the pace.

Ryan Gainey

Ryan Gainey

Bryan Wallace was 38th fastest and made the show. He went on to finish 30-26 for 31st overall.

Bryan Wallace

Bryan Wallace

Great job by everyone.

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8 Reasons You Need to be at Unadilla on August 14th

July 31, 2010 By Scott Lukaitis 1 Comment

After a 2 week break the Lucas Oil AMA National Series returns to action on Saturday August 14th at the  Unadilla Valley Sports center in New Berlin NY. Affectionately know as Unadilla the series enters it’s home stretch with only 4 rounds left. For fans in the Northeast this is a must attend event and here’s why:

#1 James Stewart is back. With zero championship points in the 2010 outdoors the San Manual/L&M Backed Stewart is rumored to be making his return to racing for the last 4 nationals starting with Unadilla. In the past Stewart has had a love/hate relationship with the track and went home in an ambulance on a couple of occasions. Stewart beat those demons in 2008 by winning at Unadilla. With no championship on the line you can expect Stewart to give it his all.

#2 Stewart vs. Dungey Ryan Dungey has a comfortable points lead in the 450 class. Will he settle for second behind Stewart and the points or does he have something to prove to the mx world who say he only won the SX championship because Stewart was out?

#3 It’s Unadilla. Celebrating their 40th year in 2009 Unadilla has played host to several Nationals, GPs and the Motocross des Nations over the years. No other track on the circuit has the history that Unadilla has.

#4 Can Canard make it 4 in a row? By winning the last 3 national overalls Geico Powersports Honda rider Trey Canard has closed to within 38 points of series leader Monster Energy Kawasaki rider Christophe Pourcel. Can Trey close the gap even more or will the crafty Frenchman open his lead even more.

#5 Amateur Racing @ U2 Taking place the Friday before and Sunday after the national is a complete schedule of amateur racing at Unadilla’s sister track U2.

for more information on amateur racing click this link

#6 The sound of 2-strokes. Continuing this fan favorite from 2009 Unadilla will one again host the Two-Stroke Challenge as part of Sunday’s racing action. Braaapp!!

#7 Amateur racers making their Pro debut: With Loretta Lynn’s in their shadows several racers plan on making their pro debuts at Unadilla. You can look back in the years to come and say I was there when…. As of right now the rumored local riders include Frankie Lettieri and Lowell Spangler…perhaps there’s more. Come to Unadilla and see.

#8 It’s close to home. For Northeast fans Unadilla is one of the closest professional races. Drive up on Friday and stay at a local hotel in Utica or Binghampton or leave early on Saturday morning and spend the day cheering on your favorite pro.

Unadilla Directions

Buy Unadilla Tickets HERE

There you have it. 8 reasons for you to be at Unadilla on the 14th. See you there.

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CRF150 Cup Comes to Steel City

July 30, 2010 By Scott Lukaitis Leave a Comment

MX Sports Pro Racing, in association with American Honda, announces the introduction of the Honda CRF150 Cup.  The Honda CRF150 Cup is a pair of special events held in conjunction with the final two rounds of the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship at Steel City Raceway and Pala Raceway, September 4th and September 11th, respectively. The events, which will be featured the same day as the Nationals, are designed as a platform to showcase the next generation of motocross talent.

The pair of special events will feature significant support from American Honda as well as the Honda Riders Club of America (HRCA).   The back-to-back competitions will boast some of the most talented amateur motocross riders in the country, allowing the future stars of American Motocross a unique opportunity to ride and compete on the same tracks as the world’s fastest riders in front of thousands of motocross fans.

Event:                 Honda CRF 150 Cup

Location:             Steel City Raceway, Delmont, PA: September 4, 2010

Pala Raceway, Pala, CA: September 11, 2010

Terms:

  • Rider Eligibility: Youth Ages 12-16 (boys and girls)
  • Machine Requirements: Honda CRF150R or CRF150RB models (2007 or newer).
  • Rules: AMA Supermini (12-16) class requirements apply. Max. wheel size: Front 19″; Read 16″.
  • Membership: Current AMA Membership required.
  • Entries: limited to the first 30 applicants.
  • Race Format: one practice session and one 15-minute moto (weather permitting).
  • Entry Fee: includes Gate Admission & Paddock Access.
  • Mechanics Pass: Can be purchased at event for $40 (includes Gate Admission, Paddock and Signal Area access).  Limit: 1 per rider/event.
  • Guest Passes: Can be purchased at event for $40 (includes Gate Admission & Paddock Access). Limit: 4 per rider/event.
  • Registration: Entries must be submitted via the official Entry Form and emailed to honda150cup@mxsports.com. Post entries will not be accepted.
  • Acceptance: Applicants will be notified via email of acceptance no later than 15 days prior to the event.
  • Entry Cancellation: Fees are nonrefundable and nontransferable.
  • Awards: Top 3 finishers.

Schedule:

  • Will Call: Passes can be picked up/purchased from Rider Services/Will Call
    • Friday: 9 am – 5 pm
    • Saturday: 7 am – 10 am
  • Registration: All riders must register at the event at Rider Services during the above times.  Riders must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
  • Check-In: Machines must be taken to the Honda Red Riders display in Sponsor Village for check-in no later than 9 am Saturday.

Please click HERE for the Entry Form.

Please click HERE for the 2010 AMA Rulebook.

In support of this exciting competition, American Honda has posted a significant contingency payout for each event, with over $11,000 in Honda Red Rider Rewards contingency up for grabs.

Visit http://powersports.honda.com/racing/contingency.aspx for Honda Red Rider Rewards program details and to register. All participants must be registered in order to receive Red Riders contingency.

For additional questions, including registration requirements, please contact MX Sports Pro Racing at honda150cup@mxsports.com or call (304) 284.0084. Please note: we strongly encourage you to email your question to us, as it will allow for faster routing of your question. Thanks!

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AMA National Motocross Results…Washougal WA

July 26, 2010 By Scott Lukaitis Leave a Comment

Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross
Washougal, WA


250 Class – Washougal

Pos Name Brand Moto 1 Moto 2
1 Trey Canard Honda CRF250R 1 1
2 Christophe Pourcel Kawasaki KX 250F 2 2
3 Tyla Rattray Kawasaki KX 250F 4 3
4 Blake Wharton Honda CRF250R 5 4
5 Dean Wilson Kawasaki KX 250F 6 6
6 Jake Weimer Kawasaki KX 250F 3 11
7 Eli Tomac Honda CRF250R 7 9
8 Tommy Searle KTM 250 SXF 10 7
9 Vince Friese Yamaha YZ 250F 12 12
10 Martin Davalos Yamaha YZ 250F 22 5
11 Nico Izzi Yamaha YZ 250F 9 18
12 Darryn Durham Honda CRF250R 38 8
13 Tommy Weeck Honda CRF250R 15 14
14 Travis Baker Yamaha YZ 250F 8 37
15 Les Smith Honda CRF250R 17 13
16 Justin Barcia Honda CRF250R 32 10
17 Christopher Johnson Suzuki RM Z250 14 17
18 Matthew Lemoine Suzuki RM Z250 11 34
19 Topher Ingalls Yamaha YZ 250F 13 21
20 Tevin Tapia KTM 250 SXF 31 15
21 Michael Willard Honda CRF250R 20 15
22 Ryan Abrigo Honda CRF250R 16 32
23 James DeCotis Honda CRF250R 18 20
24 Sean Lipanovich Honda CRF250R 26 19
25 Drew Yenerich Yamaha YZ 250F 19 23
26 Branden Miller Kawasaki KX 250F 24 24
27 Chad Gores Honda CRF250R 21 29
28 Robert Noftz Yamaha YZ 250F 28 26
29 Jake Canada Kawasaki KX 250F 33 22
30 Dakota Tedder Kawasaki KX 250F 27 28
31 Preston Mull Honda CRF250R 23 35
32 Travis Freistat KTM 250 SX-F 34 25
33 Nicholas Jackson Honda CRF250R 30 30
34 Erick Meusling Honda CRF250R 29 31
35 Jason Potter Honda CRF250R 25 36
36 Corey Pennington Kawasaki KX 250F 39 27
37 Bryar Perry Yamaha YZ 250F 35 33
38 Max Anstie Yamaha YZ 250F 36 38
39 Donald Vawser Kawasaki KX 250F 37 40
40 Cole Seely Honda CRF250R 40 39

450 Class – Washougal

Pos Name Brand Moto 1 Moto 2
1 Ryan Dungey Suzuki RMZ 450 1 1
2 Andrew Short Honda CRF450R 2 2
3 Brett Metcalfe Honda CRF450R 3 5
4 Thomas Hahn Suzuki RMZ450 7 3
5 Nicholas Wey Kawasaki KX 450F 10 6
6 Ryan Sipes Yamaha YZ 450F 5 11
7 Kevin Windham Honda CRF450R 9 9
8 Kyle Chisholm Yamaha YZ 450F 8 10
9 Daniel Reardon Yamaha YZ 450F 12 7
10 Kyle Cunningham Yamaha YZ 450F 11 8
11 Mike Alessi KTM 350 SXF 6 13
12 Josh Grant Yamaha YZ 450F 4 16
13 Justin Brayton Yamaha YZ 450F 17 4
14 Weston Peick Yamaha YZ 450F 16 12
15 Ben Evans Kawasaki KX 450F 15 18
16 Steven Clarke Suzuki RMZ 450 13 20
17 Matt Moss Suzuki RMZ 450 35 14
18 Jarred Browne Suzuki RMZ450 14 32
19 Derek Anderson Kawasaki KX 450F 22 15
20 Trent Pugmire Kawasaki KX 450F 31 17
21 Kevin Rookstool KTM 450SXF 18 35
22 Tye Hames Kawasaki KX 450F 34 19
23 Travis Sewell Yamaha YZ 450F 19 25
24 Ricky Renner KTM 450SXF 20 31
25 Sergey Astaykin Kawasaki KX 450F 21 27
26 Alexander Millican Yamaha YZ 450F 26 23
27 Spencer Dally Suzuki RMZ 450 29 22
28 Rory Sullivan Kawasaki KX 450F 25 29
29 Colton Haaker Kawasaki KX 450F 24 30
30 Nathan Whitlow Kawasaki KX450F 32 24
31 Cole Shondeck Yamaha YZ 450F 30 28
32 Tiger Lacey Kawasaki KX450F 23 36
33 Alexander Ivanytin Yamaha YZ 450F 39 21
34 David Gassin Yamaha YZ 450F 28 33
35 Aden de Jager Kawasaki KX 450F 38 26
36 Michael Horban Honda CRF450R 27 38
37 Dustin Pipes Suzuki RMZ 450 33 34
38 Jeff Alessi Yamaha YZ 450F 36 37
39 Bobby Bonds Kawasaki KX 450F 37 40
40 Ben Townley Honda CRF450R 40 39

250 Class Season Standings

  1. Christophe Pourcel, France, Kawasaki, 340
  2. Trey Canard, Shawnee, Okla., Honda, 302
  3. Dean Wilson, Scotland, Kawasaki, 294
  4. Tyla Rattray, South Africa, Kawasaki, 286
  5. Justin Barcia, Ochlocknee, Ga., Honda, 212
  6. Blake Wharton, Pilot Point, Texas, Honda, 209
  7. Broc Tickle, Holly, Mich., Yamaha, 209
  8. Eli Tomac, Cortez, Colo., Honda, 200
  9. Jake Weimer, Rupert, Idaho, Kawasaki, 195
  10. Martin Davalos, Ecuador, Yamaha, 163

450 Class Season Standings

  1. Ryan Dungey, Belle Plaine, Minn., Suzuki, 368
  2. Andrew Short, Smithville, Texas, Honda, 273
  3. Brett Metcalfe, Australia, Honda, 257
  4. Josh Grant, Riverside, Calif., Yamaha, 238
  5. Ben Townley, New Zealand, Honda, 223
  6. Mike Alessi, Victorville, Calif., KTM, 219
  7. Chad Reed, Australia, Kawasaki, 204
  8. Ryan Sipes, Flaherty, Kentucky, Yamaha, 166
  9. Kyle Chisholm, Valrico, Fla., Yamaha, 158
  10. Kyle Regal, Kemp, Texas, Honda, 157

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National Series Statistics…at the halfway point

July 16, 2010 By Scott Lukaitis Leave a Comment

Information courtesy MX Sports

Series Statistics – Television:

The 2010 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship is again being broadcast both nationwide and internationally via NBC Sports, SPEED, ESPN Brazil, Rush HD, Fuel TV, and more. Live broadcasts are a staple of the television package, and fans worldwide have the opportunity to view the entire race in real time from the comfort of their own homes.

American motocross is truly an international sport, and with so many great competitors and athletes from around the globe, fans from those same locations can enjoy watching on Saturdays.

Internationally, our series has reached an astounding 450 million homes across 80 countries and on 4 continents!

Our combined domestic U.S. television viewership is strong as well:

Hangtown: 629,000

Freestone: 284,000

High Point: 753,000

Budds Creek: 361,000

Thunder Valley: 367,000

RedBud: 663,000

Total U.S. television viewers to date: 3,057,000

MX Sports Pro Racing and Alli Sports will continue to focus and develop the content distribution to the global platform and we expect to be able to continue the momentum throughout the 2010 season and into 2011.

Series Statistics – On Site:

Despite the tough economy, our onsite live attendance has been up at every event over 2009. Fans have enjoyed increased VIP viewing platforms and better sight lines throughout the tracks. For 2010, as an added attraction for our fans, many tracks now allow open pits. Open pits allows our fans the opportunity to get up close and personal with their favorite riders and teams and to see the spectacular and colorful spectacle that is the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship.

2010 Attendance to date:

Hangtown: 20,500

Freestone: 17,300

High Point: 18,600

Budds Creek: 18,740

Thunder Valley: 18,350

RedBud: 22,380

In addition, the amateur racing programs, which take place both before and after the Saturday races, have seen significant jumps in attendance. Thus far, more than 3,500 family-oriented amateur riders have competed on the same weekend and on the same tracks as the top pro riders. Most of these participants will camp and spend the entire weekend at the track, while bringing various friends and family along as well.

Series Statistics – Internet:

One of our biggest draws for non-attending fans is our live and free showing of the first motos on AlliSports.com. These viewership numbers show that AMA Motocross has a dedicated worldwide fan base that tunes in each Saturday.

Motocross on AlliSports.com to date represents over 238,000 total streams and an average of 40,000 visits to the site each race day in order to view the live stream. Site traffic is up substantially as well, with users spending nearly 34 minutes on the site per visit.

MX Sports Pro Racing, in conjunction with Racer X Illustrated and AlliSports.com, also produces a series of weekly recap videos, which are designed to summarize the action and keep fans updated on the major happenings at each event. Hosted by Jason Weigandt and produced by Racer X‘s Matt Francis, these videos have proven to be very popular.

Also, the online viewership numbers do not reflect the series-related video content being produced by other media partners like Transworld Motocross, Vurb Moto, Vital MX, Cycle News, Racer X, and more.

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Tim Ferry Retires

June 30, 2010 By Scott Lukaitis Leave a Comment

Here is a press release from Tim Ferry announcing his retirement.

Tim has a bit of a special connection with New Jersey. As a privateer early in his career Mike Rossini of RRP took Timmy under his wing and helped shape his career. He raced many times at Raceway Park and even came back as a Kawasaki Factory rider to do exhibitions and sign autographs for his fans. Ferry will certainly be missed on the National and Supercross tour.

Good Luck to Ferry in all of his future endeavors.

Tim Ferry and Rich Trevelise KROC 2008

Tim Ferry Press Release

Former Factory Kawasaki, Yamaha and Suzuki rider Timmy Ferry announced today that he’s retiring from professional motocross effective immediately. Ferry has been trying to recover from a broken heel suffered at the 2009 Daytona Supercross and although he came back to race last summer, the injury lingered and prevented “Red Dog” from riding to the best of his ability.

“Going into 2010, I had a couple of offers to race but I thought it was best to just heal up and try to get back to being able to train and ride the way I need to in order to be competitive. Unfortunately, my foot has not allowed me to do that.” says Ferry “I can’t race to the level I was use to so it is time to hang up my boots”

With a professional career that started in 1991 as a multi-time amateur champion, Ferry has certainly left a mark on professional supercross/motocross with the 1997 125 East Coast Supercross championship, a 3-time member of Team USA at the Motocross des nations, two 125 supercross wins, four AMA motocross national wins, an AMA rookie of the year award in 1992 and the top privateer award in supercross in 1999.

Having achieved a career that spanned so long and produced so many wins and podium finishes certainly makes it easier to accept retiring for the 35-year old Ferry.
“I can’t believe that I’ve been able to do as much as I have in the sport and I’m grateful for all the fans that cheered me on over the years as well as the relationships that I’ve made. Everything I have in my life has been because of motocross and even though I feel like I’m ending my career a little prematurely, I have no regrets with how everything has turned out” said Ferry.

“I had a ton of fun in my career, especially the last few years when I rode for Monster Energy Kawasaki and I’d like to thank those guys for everything they’ve done for me. I’d like to thank everyone at O’Neal, Scott, Etnies, Gaerne, OMS Sports and most of all my coach and trainer Dean Golich and the CTS crew for always keeping me in great shape. Also my doctors Warren Kramer, Thomas Bienz, Sten Kramer, Greg Solis, Gardner Tarlow and Stanley Moles for being there for me.”

Courtesy Raceway News

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Unadilla 2-stroke Challenge Returns This August

June 24, 2010 By Scott Lukaitis Leave a Comment

UNADILLA 2 STROKE CHALLENGE

from twostrokemotocross.com by JohnNicholas

Building on last year’s hit, Unadilla will again have a 2 stroke challenge race as part of the 2010 Rockstar Energy Drink Unadilla National. Here is your chance to experience first hand what it is like to be part of a National MX event!

  • $50 entry fee includes rider admission for Friday afternoon-Saturday plus the option to purchase one discounted $25 guest pass.
  • The event will be limited to 20 riders. Bike must be a 125cc-Open 2 stroke.
  • Racer must be an Expert A, Pro-Am, or Pro level rider.
  • We will accept entries until the maximum has been reached. We will wait list five riders to fill any canceled entries.
  • Accepted entry must be canceled by August 9th at noon in order to receive a refund. Wait list entries will be notified by 9pm on August 9th as to their status.
  • Scoring and rules will be per AMA racing 2010 rulebook.
  • We reserve the right to accept or decline any entry.

2 stroke schedule:

Saturday August, 14th:
11:50-12:00 site lap
12:00-12:15 2 stroke race

Click here for 2 stroke challenge pre-entry form

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Loretta Lynn’s Regional Qualifier Results

June 21, 2010 By Scott Lukaitis 1 Comment

While the AMA Pro racers were in Budds Creek for the Lucas Oil National Championship series the next generation of pro riders was hundreds of miles North at the Northeast Regional Qualifiers at Unadilla. Held on the fabled turf that over the years has hosted National and World Championship events as well as the Motocross des Nations this was a sure treat for the riders in attendance.

Click the LINK for complete Regional Qualifier Results

Once the classes shake out we’ll have a complete list of NJ racers going to the Loretta Lynn’s Ranch this August.

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Budd’s Creek National Entry List

June 15, 2010 By Scott Lukaitis 1 Comment

450 Class:

Rider # First Last
1 Chad Reed
5 Ryan Dungey
8 Grant Langston
10 Thomas Hahn
18 David Millsaps
23 Justin Brayton
24 Brett Metcalfe
26 Michael Byrne
27 Nicholas Wey
29 Andrew Short
32 Kyle Cunningham
33 Josh Grant
35 Matthew Goerke
40 Jake Moss
41 Kyle Regal
42 Ben Evans
43 Steven Clarke
46 Ryan Sipes
55 Kyle Chisholm
57 Jarred Browne
58 Weston Peick
71 Kyle Summers
79 Justin Sipes
85 Scott Champion
88 Ricky Renner
101 Ben Townley
122 Daniel Reardon
134 Travis Sewell
137 Brad Modjewski
167 Ryan Mills
174 Daniel Corbin
189 James Garrett
196 Tyler Wharton
201 Cameron Rodriguez
209 Heath Harrison
229 Jeff Loop
237 David Costa
241 Derek Anderson
242 Andrew Matusek
247 Teddy Parks II
251 Joshua Clark
261 Jacob Morrison
300 Kurtis Manderscheid
309 Spencer Dally
315 Roy Holt
351 Shane Sewell
367 William Shatrau
376 Ray Leybovich
384 Carl Schlacht
388 Bryan Wallace
398 Robert Kraft
408 Paul Lamb
418 Nicholas Hayes
448 Brandon Conkel
461 Dave Ginolfi
471 Ryan Zimmerman
514 Anthony Roth
541 Richard White
542 Matthew Eastman
547 Adam Blessing
557 Jay Weller
587 Dustin Kendall
597 Mitchell Dougherty
606 Ronnie Stewart
687 Garret Toth
711 Ronnie Goodwin
712 Matt Moss
722 Adam Enticknap
734 Daniel Holton, Jr.
760 Tyler Wozney
763 Corey Ahl
771 Terren O’Dell
774 Robby Marshall
780 Gino Aponte
782 Jared Schudel
788 Matthew VonLinger
800 Mke Alessi
812 Luke VonLinger
822 John Price
831 Ryan Smith
836 Kyle Willis
864 Austin Haught
883 Matt Weaver
933 Zane Hodges
936 Logan Melton
945 Michael Stryker
958 Aden De Jager
964 Derek Stephens
973 Phillip Klakow
987 Matthew Babbitt


250 Class:

Rider # First Last
12 Jake Weimer
17 Justin Barcia
19 Tommy Searle
20 Broc Tickle
21 Blake Wharton
28 Tyla Rattray
31 Matthew Lemoine
36 Darryn Durham
38 Trey Canard
45 Austin Stroupe
48 Max Anstie
49 William Hahn
50 Alex Martin
61 Vince Friese
66 Blake Baggett
87 Les Smith
90 Willy Browning
92 Michael Willard
108 Dean Wilson
126 Hunter Hewitt
133 Myles Martin Tedder
140 Johnny Moore
160 Corey Pennington
166 Dakota Tedder
172 Jeffrey Gibson
175 Phillip Nicoletti
200 Cole Seely
211 Tevin Tapia
225 Tyler McEwen
228 Lance Phillips
231 Jake Lowry
238 Ben Robinson
243 Eli Tomac
285 Tony Archer
308 Nicholas Jackson
313 Derek Rogers
332 James Palmer
339 Michael Thacker
341 Nico Izzi
342 Scott Darling
369 Ryan Shonyo
370 Drew Yenerich
377 Christophe Pourcel
379 Johnny Wasco
445 Chad Wages
483 Chad Muterspaugh
505 Sean Lipanovich
520 Tony Gallo
521 Kyle Gills
522 William Wichers III
565 Preston Mull
566 Logan Martin
577 Martin Davalos
585 Travis Baker
592 Jake Canada
613 James DeCotis
628 Joey Rossi
655 Buddy Brooks
659 Justin Freund
690 Ricky Winters
695 Joel Adams
708 Chris Spiers
709 Tyler Bright
720 Joseph Marburger
731 Steve Roman
733 Steven Mages
750 Jared Hicks
761 Derek Almy
798 Billy Ainsworth
804 Jason Langford, Jr.
838 Chris Carr
861 Eric Montreuil
878 Eric McKay
880 Canaan Barrilleaux
881 Jerry Lorenz
918 Michael Akaydin
923 Scott Zont
948 Joseph Zambotti III
950 W. Gregg Duffy Jr.
962 Eric Brown
972 Michael Picone
991 Branden Miller
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